The first 10 percent of the story I was definitely intrigued the premise had me invested. Then there was a bit of repetition and then about halfway through I was invested again. Once again there was a part that slowed down midway through. From about the 50% mark to 70% it was interesting enough that I pushed through and then when I hit about 75% I was hooked and the author had me until the very last sentence. (Most of this could probably be blamed on my ADHD) a very good retrospective of what makes a “Great” life. A neat look at second chances and how every decision matters, and every relationship we have is complex and important. Makes you think about things but keeps it light enough that you’re never in one emotion too long. 7/10 for me.